Recently, there have been incredible forest fires, coined “ecocides,” around Argentina, mainly concentrated in the province of Córdoba.

Much of the plastic waste that Colombians generate is buried in sanitary landfills, preventing it from being used as raw material for other products.

Increasing deforestation and slow responses from the state worry experts.

Eleven Provinces in Argentina have been battling extensive fires for a while as they destroy forests and homes.

Carpish is the first Regional Conservation area in Huanuco, and home to the second most common forest in Peru, Unchog Forest.

Indigenous people have suffered from further marginalization under the Bolsonaro Government, and the nation has also suffered from the actions of a government that does not care about climate change.

Lack of action from the government in combatting forest fires prompted criticism from Córdoba residents.

A tsunami full of trash swept Honduran beaches starting in Motagua river, which passes through Guatemala, and ending in the Caribbean Sea.

Today’s world is slowly suffering the consequences of climate change.

More than one dead manatee found in the Ciénaga de Paredes (Wall Marsh) of Santander, Colombia, has both animal lovers and wildlife officials worried about the causes leading up to the death of the animal.